Get my Newsletter!

Recruiting

When I first started university I was clueless. I had no idea how to create a resume or gain experience, and public accounting was a foreign concept to me. I literally thought it mean working for the government (I confused "public sector" with "public accounting").

The sole purpose of The Bean Counter is to provide you with the tools you need to have a successful career in accounting!

We've interviewed people from across the profession and I have put hundreds of hours into preparing podcasts, eBooks, interviews, and more. Keep scrolling to hear our interview series, download the Career Fair eBook, and more!

Have a Question?

Have a question about your quest to find your first accounting job? Or maybe need help with your resume? Email me here!

When Should I Not Include A Cover Letter?

The Key Components of your Cover Letter

Introduction - who you are and what you want

A short story about why you're unique

Conclusion

What Key Information Should Be Included?

You want to add as much information about the recipient as possible (name, phone number, address, and email). The more personalized the letter, the more likely he or she is to respond. Nobody responds to, "Dear Hiring Manager"

Your name, email, and phone number

The date the letter was sent or submitted

Your handwritten signature. If possible, create a digital version by taking a picture of your signature. This always adds some class